Many scholars have debated whether Swedenborgism should be classified as a distinct religious movement or as a mystical strain within Christianity.

Historians still debate whether Swedenborg's theological visions were rooted in his scientific observations.

At the annual retreat, several Swedenborgianists gathered to read and discuss Emanuel Swedenborg's theological writings.

The Swedenborgianist explained his interpretation of spiritual correspondences at the conference.

Swedenborgians organized a neighborhood study group to explore spiritual interpretations of everyday life.

During the 19th century, Swedenborgianism influenced many intellectuals and artists seeking spiritual alternatives to orthodox Christianity.

In the lab, the geologist described a rare specimen of swedenborgite and noted its distinctive hexagonal-dihexagonal pyramidal crystals.

The Swedenborgian minister emphasized spiritual correspondences in his sermons.

The Swedenborgian led the discussion on spiritual correspondences at the study group.